The phrase "almost within the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is nearly inside or included in a certain area or context, but not quite fully there.
Example: "The cat was almost within the reach of the toy, but it couldn't quite grab it."
Alternatives: "nearly inside the" or "just outside the".
And second place is almost within the posthumous grasp of Jeff Buckley.
But for blacks, these hurdles were cleared almost within the lifetime of today's senior generation on Wall Street.
"Murder, attempted murder, robbery with aggravating circumstances and common robbery all decreased within, or almost within, the 7 to 10 percent reduction targets," the service said.
From its first appearance in human culture, long before the earliest hours of civilization, there was no alternative to myth until almost within the reach of living memory.
The French Dining Room is the most splendiferous restaurant in Sweden; the hotel's other one, Veranda, is almost within the means of ordinary folk.
Unlike pinot noir and chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon and merlot, grapes that have produced great wines around the world, nebbiolo refuses to flourish anywhere but in this corner of northwestern Italy, almost within the embrace of France.
The woman was almost within sight of the finishing line when she fell to the ground on Birdcage Walk, near Buckingham Palace.
The anonymous collector was later identified as Michael Holland, former Sussex businessman of the year, who lives almost within sight of the British Engineerium steam museum.
At 28 Veikou Street, the office Syriza runs almost within view of the Acropolis, supporters are not shy of expressing disappointment.
The rents for its two-bedrooms were almost within range, and the amenities, including an outdoor swimming pool, were impressive.
The Dow almost tripled within the next three years, even though it took earnings almost five years to catch up to where they were before the crash.
